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NOTES ANn GnssIp.

BIsuor QutSrARp, Episcopal Bishop OF
Tennessee, and Mrs. Quutard will sail for
Europe next Saturday.
MRs. ELLA WHEELER wmCoN Is seriously
III at Mcrldcn, Conn. Her baby boy died
twelve hours after It's birth.
SOME oils used on railway axlos cost only
twelve cent? n gallon. The boxes get Not
sometimes VI Mechanical Engineer.
MI BlAiNE will arrive in New York next
Saturday and remain there until June 5,
when he will sail for Europe by the steamer
Ems.
CoN0REssMAN-ELEcT EucRALEw OF Penn
sylyauia s at his home in bloomsbury re.
covering from serious illness OF several
weeks.
SENATOR STocKBRIpGE OF Michigan and
wife arc In Philadelphia, and will soon
leave on a trip to the Pacific coast with cx.
Goy0rnor and Mrs. AlGer.
MAURICE BERSnARDT, son OF the celo-
lraicd actress, has been the guest of late OF
Epil Rlyiere, proprietor OF well-known
French hotel at Milford, Pa.
Mr.. GEORGE : EVANS OF Cambridge,
past department commander OF the Missa.
NuutcNlh W a. II hcllNtTtN tue ultllDlhl
oration at Turner's Falls yesterday.
THERE are i,3s3 pupils now under in
struction by the New York Industrial Elu-
cation Association seven classes in draw
ing, six In carpentry, six ia sewing, twelve
in cookery and Kindergarten.
THERE is to be q celebration at Finllay,
Ohio, June $40, Of the first anniversary o:
the application Of natural gas to the me-
ohau'cal arts, and elaborate arrangements
have been made for the occasion.
THE commencement exercises Of Roanoke
College at Salem, Va, VIII begin Juue y
and continue for three days. Rev. ID, NJ
GubeIt Of Winchester, Va VIII deliver the
hacculaurraic sermon ON sunday, 'lunr II
TuE uewspnper publishers Of PhlM.l-
pliJ have declined The uqpe-, ot Typo.
ciarhlral luton Nn. =. rftNa cl'y, Or On
.iysrcc Ia the pr're ct compost ~ from
10 To 10 Ceut-. 4 spcril uc.t,f got the
urlon is To I've held Thu',day nignt 10 de-
eide what action t1 take.
The summer plans OF between n;ty and
a hundred of the best known American
writers are disclos-l ia Saturdays issue OF
Tie ttHir t$ew York; The projected lit
lrary lAbois Of those who DO cot propose to
pass the summer in absolute rest are also
given. tis highly interesting chapter OF
gossip,
IrGs SAID that the craving for strong
drink can he overcome by using the follow
ing prescription, two tab'csuoonfus at a
dose: give grains Of sulphate of iron, ten
grains OF magnesid, eleven drachms of pep.
perm'nt water, aud one drachm OF spirits oil
nutmeg" Some people might prefer the
craving,
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Garrett Park Election.

The annual meeting of the Metropolitan
Investment and Building Company of Mont
gomery County, Md, the proprietors OF
Garrett Park, was held yesterday at the
rarR. The following officers were re-
elected: General S. S. Bufdett, president;
Colonel j. j. S. Ilassler, first vice-president;
D. l. Murphy, second yice.president; Henry
N. Copp, secretary: Charles A. Barker,
j. It. Freeman, II. p. Il. Holt, W. d. Har-
Ian, S. Dana Lincoln and s. S. Burdett,
directors; Professor William Saunders,
Judge l.. F. Best, William IL. Alden, II. e.
Darragh, George II. Rice, Major o. q. Fox
and IL. Z. Springer, advisory committee; j.
c. stoddard, W. II. Gunnison and j. b.
Cox. finance committee.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

From A. S. Witherbce & Co. (Brentanos.)
PRINCIPLES or EDUCATION PRACTICALLY
APPLIED. By j. VI. Greenwood, A. NJ,
Superintendent of Schools, Kansas City,
Mo. New York! d. Appleton & Co.
The GREAT HELPER. a Novel. By Frank
Bonett; author OF "IIonest Dave etc d.
New York: d. Appleton Il Co.
DICKS WANDERINGs.n A Novel. By
Julian Sturgls, author OF "Johu Maid
ment," "An Accomplished Gentlemlu,m -
etc, New York: d. Appleton e Co.
From VIM. Ballantyne & Son, 42s seventh
street.
A WEEK AWAY FROM TINE. Boston; Rob
erts Bros.
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The "wide-.. wake" for Jnne.

Charles Egbert Craddock Miss Murfree)
begins q new serial, "The Story of Keedon
BlufIs,' in the June Wjdc-AwIke. The
eighty pages Of this sterling magazine are
filed every month with work of the greatest
practical value to young folks; none the less
useful because so variously pleasant and OF
so high artistiG and literary character. The
illustrations are also of great artistic merit,
and specially attractive feature Of pub
lication that stands at the front OF juvenile
periodical literature all over the world
The June number celebrates the beginning
Of its 95th volume.
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Jmdge Cnrtter,s HirthdnY.

EDITOR CRlTIc: The Washington Lq,O
Rcporte7 of April 90 last, in its biographical
notice OF the late Chief Justice Cartier, does
not give his birthday, but merely states that
he departed this life in the 10Th year of his
age. On the 9Th OF March, 1875, he made
this record in my autographum 80. X
Cartier, born Rochester, N. Y, June -,
lSl2.n s. Y. 4. l..
Washington, May 81.
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L'OR SALE-3 2 story Brick Dwcn-
Il ings rooms each gas and water; well
rented; good us homes or for an Investment;
price, 81 400 each. TYLER " RUTHERFORD,
ihll l. u u,
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DKorOsALs FOR SwEEpIsG AND
T. CLEANING STREETS IN WASHING

WA-uSGTuS, May H. 1857.
SEAL Ell pROPOs Ms will he received NJ
NJ. Office until - O'Clock IN, OF Wcincs lay,
June !, itsn for sprinkling, sweeping and
cleaning streets and avenues In the city of
Washington, u, q,
BLANK forms Of Iropls is a1d spcgldoItious
can be obtained upon application therefor,
tucrihUi with all necessary information, and
bid upon these forms will alone he considered
q he right J.. reserved Ia 0IeicCt any and ail
bids or parts bids.
WM. LUDLOW,
Engineer Commit lssiOner, ID. @,
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DRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
'NI1Iu STAsrIs NATipS SAI Mt.srtrN

WAsniSGTOS, May q, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
!! m. ! une 20, lSSi, To furnish supplies 70 the
L. ;. National Museum durng the fiscal year
beginning July /, 1857, and ending June ~,
lrss, Of the following classes Cases, dra wcrs,
otc., ChC CmCals and chemical apparatus, glass.
hardware, Ice, lumber, paints, Oils AMI
brushes, tGNtllas etc, washing and miscol
lauuuus supplies. Awards will he made only
10 established manufacturers OF or dealcrS In
the Articles. Tie right Is reserved to waive
detects, and to reject any or all bids or parts
ui bids, Blank iurmS with specifications for
proposals aud further Information ls,irui by
intending bidders, will be furnished Oh uppil-
cation at this Office.
q BROWN GOODE,
Assistant Secretary, Smithsonian Institution,
IN charge National Museum
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GOVERNOR Hill Of New York had
33s bills before him when the Leglsla.
ture adjourned, which were to beactcI
on in thirty days or by June % Such
as he does not desire to become law. he
will simply omit to sign. But he evl.
dently has his hands full for tho next
three weeks, for he Is quite as close a
forutinizcr Of legislation as his predo-
cessor IN the Executive Office.
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or for West Point.

The members Of the Official board OF West
Point visitors who are residents of Wash
ington left to-day for the Military Academy.
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lIr. Cockreirs Reform Committee

MIR. COclreifs Reform Committee
The Senate Committee on Reforms in the
Departments was to have commenced its
sessions in Senator Cockrelps committee
room to morrow, but owing to the absence
Of Mr.. Cockrell from the city and the
inability of other members to attend, the
meeting has been indefinitely postponed.
The Washington critic., 1887-05-31

Go AND see the Pyrorama at the Ma.
tIonal Drill Ground this evening 1t Is
one of tho finest pyroteohnio spectacles
ever eXhiblled.
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THE statement rpiut the rounds Of
the press that General Roger \, Pryor
desires TO return TO Congress Is not
true. lie has been several times ten.
dered nomination and as often de.
clined IT, He has a practice worth
probably five times the salary Of u
Congressman, and large family on
which he spends money freely. He
would scarcely give up his profession
for the wear and tear or political life
on even terms-certNnly not at o pc.
cuniary loss
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICE,
k-J WASuISgTDN. ID. G.. Nav ~

fSye51A ASSESNDR'S OFFICE,
b-S WASHINGTON, ID. c., May %, 1857.
Personal .-Tax-payers on personal
property are hereby notified, In obedience to
law, that they are required TO make out and
return to this office statement of their per-
sOnal property, under oath, within forty five
days from this date; and in default of such
return the Assessor is required by law to
make out such statement from the best in,
formation that can be obtained an add
schedules can he obtained At this Office.
Hy order Of the Commissioners, d. G.
RDS a. FISH
Assessor, d, q.
.-- GENUINE B,rGAISs IN FISE
- iouth-bushcs and utherusrfui articles
Al HAhl,Y ,TANpiFuRD'S PuARMACY,
conner glh ard F -lsu W.
iR9w White pr,s'ls Tooth brush, "A, ID,
Tooth bru-h, Loouit's, 10. -''' '''
Row white Nal Thrush, extra, 20.
s-liow llng Gui-h H9'.
s-Ruw extra long perfect
Aromatic Toqth.Ee.h, ?:la; ouI owu
= OPkG ALL MN.
-. z.NOTlCE.-Vi-itor, to- Mount YER
- mon who h1vu ba 20 PHOTOGRAPHED In
taken lY Luke q Dillon. uhptuWapLcr, at
FuLLMAS'S GALLEtl, .a5 20 ave
- SUBSCRIPTIONS pOR tho PUN
~ lie cOnrort7 tu be g.you by ta' Ma
tionul Rides Band n the different public
parks nt the city viii ba received Nt the Star
Office and at Netz-rott'1 Hl3 Pa avon ~.
-. SAFE AND PROFIT NULE-TuE
- WASHINGTON IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY OFWASaINGION, d, {.
Incorporated April i2, tss7.
Capital stock, $1,000; shares Of $40 each,
All PERSONS who have subscribed or desire
to subscribe TO the capital stock Ol this com.
Iany BTe requested 10 call al the Office, B!j
Ia ave g, 10 receive their certificates Of
stock and sign Tho constitution and bylaws.
Office open till p, m,
MlClIAELI WELLER,
EDWARD J IANSAN
AUGUSTUS d COPIES
LAWRENCE GARDNER
GEORGE r. REPETrI,
JAMES FsHOOD,
$, TAYLOR SUIT,
GEO, FRANCIS DAWSON.
LAWRENCE CAVANAUGH,
Board of Directors.
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NOR sALE-specIai BargaIn.-

II Several siN-rOOm houses on A Il II c; all
modern improvements; 10 per cent. invest
ment; price only $1,000 each. Also,
lir brick, 18th st, bet 4 and U,..., 800
sr, on l., bet 18th and 10th SITS n w...... 5,O0J
llr and cellar on Corcoran st.,......... 1OOn
Brick, ilr. East Cap ST, bet 9Th and 1th.. G,OJO
llr II cor ii and 2ist SITS n w...,....,,, 500
ir on Marion, bet 9th and eth SITS n W.. $3.50
Apply at once to J. W. =. MYERS,
Nayv Eprl nyn.
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EoR sALE-Bargains-Lots.
EOK SALE

L
gth st, near r. eOSlOO, 81 %.
Fine lots on Princeton st. near 18th, Columbia
Heights, nt less than market price.
one OF tie most desirable lots on Washing -ol
Heights.
Lanier Heights, superior location, choice and
cheap.
Lot ON Columbia Heights, near 18th st, at II
bargain.
\ few choice lots at Forest Glen.
BANTER ~ MCGOWAN,
IulS and IUiD II II
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

EOR SALE-FlNE FARM ON 7TH ST.
j turnpike, Of 200 acres; line farm near
savage station, ana Z miles from Laurel, vi
ii5agrgs,
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
19Li II IL II ~
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"ALL quiet along the Potomac to-
night"
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THE New York Mail and Erprc5s Is soon
TO invest in press that will turn out 900
papers an hour.
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PROPOSALS..
fON STATIONERY

Treasury Department May II, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishn, sta
tiunCry for The fiscal yoaI ending June 81,
1855, Will be received ut this Department
until the l4,h day Of June, 1857, at o'c.ock
p m,
upon application.
The bids will be considered and accepted
or rejected item by item, and this advertise.
ment and the proposal, so far as accepted by
the Secretary of the Treasury ard the bond
accompanying the same, shall constitute the
contract between the Government and the
biGder or bidders, and no further contract
Will be executed.
Ihc articles contracted for must I've fur.
nishcd from time to time during the year, In
quantities pursuant to orders from the Dc.
raftment. The entire quantities, VIII, how.
ever, be called fer during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the inii.
viaual or firm making 1t, and be accompanied
by N bond with sufficient sureties In the sum
a United States officer of the District in which
the sureties reside or do business, on a form
TO be furnished by the Department, condi-
TONED for furnishing such portions Of the
articles as may be awarded under It, and the
performance of the contract.
Proposals unaccompanied by such bond
will not be considered, and contracts will be
awarded only to established manufacturers
vOr dealers in, the articles.
Proposals to be addressed to the under
signed, and marked Proposals for station
cry
Deliveries must be free of charge at the
Treasury Department, Washington, d. c. and
Will be subject TO inspection by an expert de-
tailed for the purpose by the Secretary of the
Treasury. and the delivery of, an inferior
article will lie deemed sufficient cause to
annul the contract, at the option Of the Sec
retary.
The Department reserves the right to waive
defects and reject any or all bids
Z. s. FAlRCHlI.D, Secretary of the Treasury.
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EoR SALE

4 =
our Laner Heights and Washington Heights
lots are the choice OF these subdivisions and
can be bought now at prices below those
which Will be had for them later. We have
the choice Of lots in these. Among them are
some very desirable improved pieces tlrt aru
the District, and are on the edge OF the city,
We have lots u little further away, near Ten
leytowu at prices varying from Si2j to Ss'j,
Tor building sites, n short distance from those
now offering ut 10 and Is times the figure A
very iuc lot on Kenesaw avenue, Just west OF
II st, with two frOntnges, at SIC per II,
within stones throw of 70 to ijc ground.
number OF fine dwellng.houses and lots for
dwellnghouses In the choicest parts of II W,
at low figures Fine lots on -Tenlcyto wn
Road. Money to loan In large or small sums
Insurance on real and personal property.
CUTTER u WIMER,
ll23 + at
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THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
1871 Z strnot northwest.
NOR RENT-9.story TRICK, II3B Gtii

L'OR REST-3-story Briok, 1893 9th
l. - NV; nearly new; rooms, bath. cellar
aud all mod imps vacant June I: $3.50
Il. II. n LElPOLD, l3ll I st n W,
DOR RESJ-27 Iowa Circle, IS rs, ~
L t. SS3.G3, sop ST IL rs, m I. So; 10
Spruce II. lcDrolt Park 80. hn tSOO 18th It .Grs,
~: 81 X Il ne rs $40: 600 2}i 81 . rs. si5;
iS!2 tOih ,t,5 r., sl39O 20 FentOn stifs, Si0n;
Eagleu's alley, ara, SO; pi3 stl - n g. . r.,
$40. once rooms, Cgi ith II II "; iili Y stnw
C1AS T. BASES.
: I and SOC Z street northwest.
I'OR RDNT-2 Sew Brick Dwellings,
II rooms and cellar. Nos. 3 and I Green's
alley, east OF Portland Flats; lricc, $40 per
TYLER & RUTHERFORD
tNls v ut . 20
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MONEY 10 LOAN.

hEoNEY 10 LOAN
on real estate. Prompt attention to all ap'
pliC0tlons,
097 II ST.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OSI-If the Driver of tho Hanson
/ who took parties from li.S | 81 May %
will inform them where to call for umbrella
they will be obliged.
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FOB RENT...hOlISES.

LNOW ltEST- House 1910 st WI;
Il rent so. OnlCe room, No, ITO N, Y.
ave. Apply to OsTRANDER y STALEI,
"
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lNOR sALE-On New York Ave w,
Il beautiful 3.story p-css.b brick house, 10
rooms, all irescoed, mod imps, with 2-story
brick stable In rear price, only $3.50.
j. W p. MYERS.
ii33 New York avc.
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ACCORDING to the newspapers, the
age of Senator.elect Samuel Pasco is
an indeterminate quantity, ranging
from 3s to 4s, He was born in London,
England, in 1884, and, coming to this
country when boy, graduated at Har.
ward In 1858. He was a private soldier
in the Confederate army, but will not
be the only ex Confederate of that rank
in the United States Senate, as the
newspapers have further stated. Sen.
ator Jones OF Arkansas enjoys similar
distinction.
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L'OR SaLE-On Easy Terms-Scw
Il br.ck house on 18th ST, near 4 n W, CON
tanning rooms and bath; coal vault under
pavement; terms 81 400 cash; balance at the
rate Of about $50 per month.
AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Real Estate aud Loans.
lia6 Il street n ".
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4 UGUST BURGDORF,
"A FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
No. 3l6 Penna. ave. N. W., bet. I'd and AZ sts.
Everything tirst-class.
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UNDERTAKES.

ID lCHaliD $. GAIN, furnishing I'm
IN dertaker, lOil 1th st. Everything first
class ami on the most reasonable terms, TUle-
Dhoup call AGA
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dead AND BE WisE-Dr. Brothers,
IN 500 y 81 $ W. appeared before mo and
made oath that hes the Oldest Established
Expert SpcCiaust In this city, and will guar
antcC n cure IN all cases OF private diseases ot
men and furnish medicine, or no charge: con
sultation and advice tree at any hour during
the day. Subscribed and sworn before me by
DR.. BROTHERS. SAMUEL q. MILLS, a No
tary Public In and for the District Of Colum-
bia, this "a day of July, 1885,
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EOR sALE-Great Bargain on 1st;,

l. st, bet T and q SITS II W, large thrcostory
brick; mod inns; lot isxlUj to alley; can be
turned into n store at littls expense price,
si,iOO. Also bcru lful lot on New Hampshire
ave. bet l. and VI ST.. GO ct front; prlco, 3l.i5
Ter foot. j. W. p. MYfRs,
ll2s New York ave.
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MEDICAL,

NINE. DF FOREST, Long Established
NL and reliable Ladies' Physician, can be
consulted daily at her residence, 0Ol II st W.
Once hours rom TO 9p, m with ladies only.
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EOR SALf,--

3 room house on Cap Ft..............Si,9 $50
FUnton 4 .............. 1870
Two room bricks. 18th ST .. cacI,.... 1000
$ room brick on II - u w........,,..,., 3,it0
3 room franz, eth y II " ...,...., ..... l.J11
) room brick. q Il nv ...., .....,,.,,Y. 1.hup
Gem Of home On Caroline st......,..,.. $3.50
J. W T. MYERS,
li.3 New York ave.
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DoToMAC RIVER ny DAYLIauT.

which leaves ,th street wharf at SLY a. m.
sharp. Fare rounl.trlp so cents. Dinner and
refreshments served at hotel and ON steamer.
n Disclaimers from this wharf to and from
Alexandria every hour; fare, 10 cents
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LOANS,
In nnr,nn 70 nnIt NJ n I.ur nnrn

In sums TO suit al per cent,
The above Is only small portion of prop
crty on my books, For full list call at office
for hnlletins Issued on LIST and lhth.
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yfOR RENT

I
iSin Riggs st W, 3 story. o 0rs........ Sl5 %
Buiiiiuu, gSl q 81 n ", store and diving % no
2us NJ Il n W, 3stOry, o grs..,.......,.... so CU
III Isl st W, story, basement, 0 RS. Is 30
iOl u 1t q, story H. rs. ............ - 20
il3 " ......,....... Il 80
3ii 7th st @. story b. .6rs,.......,,... IS IN
il2i Cstnc, } story {. - ............. 10 %
SWORMSTEDr & BRADLEY,
ar a
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NFARsasLL HALL.

MAHshHLL HALL
This delightful resort open for the season,
Meals n In carte lunch coffee. lea, milk, eto,,
for cXcursiunists steamer W. W. CORCO-
RAN leaves every morning at 10 o'clock, ro
turning ut p, m.
on sundays per advertisement.
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Connected with l. n. Evans & Co., Boston;
E. l.. Brewster IS Co., Chicago; Corsun & Ma
curtney, Washington; Hubbard 8 Farmer,
hartford; Warren Il Qusres, Riohuoni.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange.
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PERSONAL.

I OGAN CAFE, 5Is 10Th 81. N. W.,
- near st. (late Forsyth Cafe)
Breakfast 10 and 2bc., served from $3.50 q, m. to
II a. m. Dinner 10 and CSC, served from IL m.
to p, 70; tHnim, iTS;, rom n u m ~ 70 D. H.
BREAKFAST
Beefstcak, with or without onions, veal
chops, liver aud bacon pork chops, sausage,
ham. eggs, fried trout, hot and cold breads,
butter, potatoes, fruit or sauce, with ooaec,
tea or milk.
DINNER.
Soups-Vegetable aud Bean
Mcats-Bakcd trout, haricot mutton, roast
beef.
Vegetables Mashed potatoes, spinach,
boiled hoininy, maccaronl and cheese, lettuce.
Dosscrts-Apple, potato and lemon pies,
Cerealine pudding.
Coffee. tea or milk.
We serve nothing but hrst.class articles,
the host coffces to be had In the city, made In
French Drip Glass.Lined Urn.
W, E. LOGAN Proprietor.
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4 REsPECTFULLy ANNOUNCE TO
i the public that have removed my dress
making parlDrs 20 lilo + 81 n W and enlarged
my place OF business, Ladies will hnd II to
their advantage to call before going else
where; handsome suits made for 50 and up
MADAME PERLIE.
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nAILY EXCURSIONS.
Saloon Steamers leave hourly from eth st.
ferry wharf; l2 miles on the POtOmlG for loo.
uol ForGREAT FALLS AND CABIN

III John Iridgc. Steam packet Excelsior
rukcs her regular trips ON sunday, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday leaving Hl;h street
aud Canal Geurg, own, ut : a, N. Fare 20
cents for round trip,
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FOR SALE-hOuSES.
EoR SALE

- oWCt' .'''s. go ''s's'sss ss'ssss' lu,1uV
Also improved aud unimprovcd property In
all parts Of the city. Apply to
T. W r, MYERS,
1ll9 New York ave
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For SkLE-.-l0rS.

L'OH stLE-A Very Desirable Front
4 lot near hotot at colonial Beach, 5JxijO.
Address a. b Critic office
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LNOR SABE-Nice Lot on Howard ave,
H Mt. Pleasant, GGxis0, running through TO
sheridan ave; will be a 18th st corner on the
new plan OF street extensions; desirab'C and
cheap, at pc. JOHN SHERMAN Il Co, 1iO1
L.
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EON S8LE-Four Lots on Patterson
Il st, bet n Cap and lst. NJ anl N sts, south
lots on same st at isc, JoilN SHERMAN Il
Co., 1i07 L st.
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LOR SALE-A Few Choice Euiiding
A lots at IGkoma Park, Metropolitan
rusy terms, MACGlLL & HhRDT il5 ith
~ Nv.
LNOE SALE-A Lot on Prospect 81,
Il near Lincoln avenue, Just north Of BOun-
darv 81; 20 by about 10 feet; must be sold
soon; want nm Offer, Address Il. d., III III
ave W.
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L'OR SALE-lO Lots East Fronts,
II 9lNllilb feet 10 alley on 2lst St, bet y
md q; all on grade; sidewalks and asphalt
pavement-. THESE lots are most dG7irably
located In tie finest section Of the city, and
will be sold singly or altuG0thor Any ono
wishing to buy a lot 20 build home On will
tud these nost pleasantly situated and prices
low for locality.
NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE co.,
ii!0 L st II W,
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-12-08
Poisoned ARROWS,

The No,necults were the only tribe in
the vicinity Of Round valley who used
poisoned arrows. The largest rattlesnal1es
obtainable, and consequently the most
venomous, were caught and killed, the
poison glands carefully extracted and
placed i'll the gall bladders of animals
until the whole became thoroughly mixed
and decompcsed. The arrow heads were
then anointed with some sticky substance,
usually the pitch or sap of the pine, and
then dipped into the composition and left
for fixed time. These arrows were
always used in warfare, and also when
the deer and other game were wanted for
the skins only. The animal. even if only
slightly wounded, would soon swell up
and die, and not being able to run very
far, would soon be come up with.-Over-
land Monthly.
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1887-12-08
FASHION NOTES.

New imported French hats and bon
nets have lower crowns and wider brinls.
Plainness to severity is the rule in the
newest and most approved models for
skirts.
The cloak Of the season, like the bon
net, is very varied and suited to all sorts
and conditions of women.
The reign of glitter in dress will soon
be over, beads and beaded trimmings are
being driven to the background.
In rich costumes three fabrics are often
employed, q favorite combination being
brocaded repped silk and velvet.
New braided jackets have long wasted
coats, overlapping turned back fronts,
high collars, and backs that mold tho
figure like glove.